Sentence examples for mockery for from inspiring English sources
Ok, so we said that, but the mockery for Pippa's book Celebrate is here to stay.
Each of these titans of Republican Party history would today risk mockery for these views.
"Tanner on Tanner" reserves tender mockery for filmmakers who take themselves and their art so seriously.
Matthew Yglesias accuses the senator of "substitut[ing] mockery for understanding .That's misreading (or mischaracterising) Mr McCain's intentions.
Any show of steadfast faith or unironic principles will only provide a feast of mockery for the teen-agers.
They do so with far more success than the religious right, and they receive far less mockery for their efforts.
(Their applause is for mockery, not for merit).
Vijay Ramanavarapu of The Plain Dealer said the episode was "very offensive", particularly for its mockery of Kyle for his judaism.
He tries for a little "Aaah" of self-mockery for his admission, but his heart isn't in it.
"Fugitive Days" does have moments of self-mockery, for instance when Mr. Ayers describes watching "Underground," Emile De Antonio's 1976 documentary about the Weathermen.
Ms. Shields has a serviceable alto that acquires winning personality when lowered in sardonic self-mockery for "One Hundred Easy Ways," Ruth's catalog of how to lose a man, or when softened to sentimental huskiness for "Ohio" and "A Quiet Girl".
